Sentence examples for jungle feeling from inspiring English sources
If Adlington does return from the jungle feeling burned by the glare of reality TV, she might yet choose to withdraw to her new life as coach, and the home she shares with her fiancé, a swimmer called Harry Needs.
With growing disparities in income, possessions and the sizes of homes came class division: an upper class, living around a town center by the water, anchored by a small cooperative store; and the rest, mostly living in the mountain jungles, feeling their first tug of envy and resentment.
However, prior to even knowing that trusting my intuition and feelings is part of my natural character, before the personality of "diplomat" even made any sense to me, I always felt like I was lost in this jungle of feelings and facts, between the external world telling me what they think they know, and me following my intuition and gut feelings.
"Some years ago I was caught in the claws of the jungle, and the feeling of desperation that overcame me as I waited for assistance that never materialized was nigh incredible".
I expected the camp itself to be more chaotic, what I witnessed in my brief visit to the Calais Jungle left me feeling vaguely optimistic about the human race impressed that thousands of desperate people that don't even share a language or religion can create a functioning village in a freezing mud puddle on the rim of Europe.
"When you're there in the boat, in the middle of the river, surrounded by this jungle, you have the feeling that no one has ever been there before you.
I think that's a feeling you get in jungle a lot too.
"I'm definitely feeling more of the jungle now than the ocean".
He suggests the idea of dropping the actors in the middle of the jungle to get them looking and feeling like soldiers lost in a foreign land.
The dinner takes place in a hidden-feeling segment of the jungle (just steps from the resort) in order to connect with the ways the Maya cultivated and shared food.
